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Robyn Anderson walks through four LLMs beyond ChatGPT. Google Bard converts her handwritten meeting notes to text via photos. Claude excels at long-form content for podcasts and blogs. Pi works like a pocket therapist, offering comfort when she talked about her aging dog.
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So as you can tell, I'm a big ChatGPT fan. I've been watching it be built for 3 years now, and it's super exciting. It is an open-source platform, so it's been open to the entire world of developers for about 18 months now. And I think that's the reason that it's so far ahead of its competitors, because it's literally had hundreds of thousands of developers working on it, making extensions, plugins, and now these GPTs to really make it better. But that being said, I really like these other LLMs as well. And that stands for language learning model. Bard is Google's. So it's Google Bard. And it's really amazing. It's come along really far. I use it quite often, actually, just for a change of scene. One of the things that it's really good at is image to text. And so I'm still a pen and paper type person. I love writing notes during meetings and things like that. And I can just take a picture and upload it to Bard and it'll take that picture and tell me what the notes are. I can ask it to write an email from those notes and it's really great. Meet Claude is by a company called Anthropic. And I don't think it gets enough press. It's really, really great. It has a really personable feel to the conversational elements of it. It also can do long-form content. So I like to use it for podcasts or blogs. We do an AI author challenge that I use this for as well. So this has been a really great tool. And then there's Pi. I love Pi. Pi is an emotional AI, so it's like an EQ AI, and it's really like a therapist in a pocket. You can use it on your phone. There's an app, and it's actually a voice that'll come across. I just tried it the other day. I have a very old dog named Kevin, and I said, hey Pi, I'm sad. My dog Kevin's getting really old. And it was really nice. It gave me advice. It asked me how I felt. And I had a really nice conversation with it. So definitely try these out as well. It's definitely worth your time.
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